In an earlier post, I showed how to encrypt a JSON Web Token in Erlang. I used plain-ol’ Erlang. Here’s how to use the jose package to do the same thing.
Following on from signing a web token in Erlang, here’s how to encrypt one.
In an earlier post, I showed how to sign a JSON Web Token in Erlang. I used plain-ol’ Erlang. Here’s how to use the jose package to do the same thing.
About 8 years ago, I wrote a post about verifying JSON Web Tokens (JWT) in Erlang. 3 years later, I wrote another post about signing a JWT in bash. This is a post combining the two: here’s how you sign a JWT using Erlang.
I’m currently playing with OpenID Connect (OAuth 2.0 for Login), to allow people to log into a web site using their Google account. The web site is built using Erlang.